Actor Suriya has made it clear that he has no plans to enter politics. Speaking on the occasion of the success of his Diwali release. scene, On November 8 in Chennai, Suriya said that he was not going to enter politics but was interested in taking a closer look at the political scene.

“I am not going to enter politics. It does not mean that I hate politics. I am watching politics quietly and closely,” Suriya was quoted as saying by Cinema Victan. The South Star also emphasized that he will not enter politics without understanding the region and its responsibilities.

Suriya has long been linked to a possible political launch because of his public profile and the work of his Agram Foundation, which focuses on helping students pursue higher education.

Suriya’s comments also come against the backdrop of actor Vijay’s blockbuster political entry. Vijay launched his own party, the Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam, in 2024 and became the Chief Minister after the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, following in the footsteps of MGR and Jayalalithaa.

Meanwhile, of Syria view Written and directed by Jeethu Madhavan, and produced by Surya and Jyotika’s 2D Entertainment and the newly established Jhagram Studio. Anandraj, Lal, Rajpriyan, Suresh Mathialagan and Gajraj are also part of it.

The film continues its strong theatrical run.

The Tamil action-comedy Esso stars Suriya alongside Nazriya Nazim and Malayalam actor Naslain, who makes his Tamil film debut.

Released on November 6, the film has crossed the Rs 116 crore mark worldwide in its opening weekend, taking its India total to Rs 62.75 crore by the third day, according to Secnilak.

The film hit the theaters a day after Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi’s film Ramayana: Part Iwhich opened on November 5 and also had a strong run, collecting Rs 238.85 crore in India and Rs 499.20 crore worldwide within four days.